“I am not going to shut up about being a woman,” said communication studies postdoctoral teaching associate Nazanin Bani Amerian. Iranian-born Bani Amerian has always wanted to make a difference.
Many...
After being postponed due to inclement weather, Dr. Richard O’Bryant hosted the yearly Taste of the Diaspora March 14, where students tried a diverse selection of foods from all over the African diaspora....
Women entrepreneurs across Northeastern met in ISEC earlier this month to attend the annual summit held by the Women’s Interdisciplinary Society of Entrepreneurship, or WISE. The event’s theme was...
The EMPOWER Students of Color Collective launched a new theme this year for its annual conference aiming to create a safe and empowering space for students of color. With a focus on community building...
Over 40% of national high school debate students are female, while less than 10% become national champions, according to the documentary “Girl Talk.” Anika Sridhar of Newton South High School was the...
Two slates are vying for the positions of president and executive vice president in the upcoming Student Government Association, or SGA, elections, in which students will begin voting March 20 and continue...
Two slates are vying for the position of president and executive vice president in the upcoming Student Government Association, or SGA, elections, in which students will begin voting March 20 and continue...
Friday, Feb. 3
12:23 a.m.
A caller reported an individual loitering near Ryder Hall. The individual was sent on their way.
2:19 a.m.
A caller reported their jacket stolen from Gainsborough...
Last November, the tech world experienced a wave of shock and awe as one of the most advanced user-facing artificial intelligence applications to date became available for public use.
OpenAI launched...
Maya Mele, a first-year Ukrainian student majoring in international relations and political science, remembers the day Russia invaded Ukraine as the day the world froze.
“Time stopped. I felt...
Members of the Progressive Student Alliance, or PSA, protested a recruiting event hosted by Raytheon Technologies, a multi-billion dollar aerospace defense organization, expressing their grievances about...
When Dora Moono Nyambe moved to a remote village in Zambia to start a boarding school, people thought she was a witch. Three years later, Nyambe’s nonprofit, Footprints of Hope, has garnered support...
